26 Feb 1884
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Newspaper
Reno Evening Gazette
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1884
Page
1
The passage extols vigor for work study and household duties, noting strength to endure labor without pain. It promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a universal tonic to relieve exhaustion and restore robust health, framing it as a remedy for wasting diseases.
Inland news items note Sacramento ban on 400 saloons easing fears of overflow from Wil- Tiawette. fires burn BK Shane’s Bush Prairie home. McQuiggan from Stockton asylum dies by own hand. Wilson killed near La Puente. Sacramento Capital Turf Club to hold five days of racing beginning May 6. Reports of mills resuming near Dayton Carson River. a schooner crew member drowns off Umpqua Bar. fires destroy a barn near Eugene City. snow and landslides delay Northern Pacific trains to Portland. naval orders to fit out schooner Alaska for Alaska exploration. Leonard alias Stanley arrested for alleged murder two years prior. mothers urged to use Parker’s Ginger Tonic. Ralph Greenwood shoots Lazarus in Michigan Bluff. coroner finds killing justifiable. wrecked bark Lizzie Marehall reaches Port Townsend. San Gregorio Pass railroad track repairs delayed. Visalia Delta cites 30,000 acres sown to rain irrigated by twenty six canal, forecast yield 300,000 sacks of wheat. Parker’s Ginger Tonic praised. Mrs Fisher released in murder case. “Sigh No More, Ladies” as Price’s Favorite Ferverili…
Washoe County Nevada invites sealed proposals for the care of eight or fewer indigent sick and poor at the Poor Farm, with monthly rates per person. Also bids for County Physician services, including medical attendance at the County Hospital and Jail, post mortem exams, and medicines. Separate bids for burial of indigent dead. Contracts run April 1, 1884 to April 1, 1885. Board may void contracts or reject all bids. By order of the Board of County Commissioners OSBURN Clerk February 4, 1884.
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